State leaders under dictatorship or autocratic system
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Dictators usually refer to the leaders who hold the highest power of the country under dictatorship or autocratic system;There are also dictators whoDemocratic electionsAfter taking office or appointed by the head of stateHead of GovernmentOnly then did he begin to exercise dictatorship.
Chinese name
dictator
Foreign name
Dictator
Definition
State leaders under dictatorship or autocratic system
Broadly speaking, it can completely control or interfere in the politics of the whole country openly or privatelymilitary, economy, culture and other social fields, completely or greatly restrict citizens' freedom of speech, assembly, association, belief, freedom of the press and other free rights. Individuals who monopolize all state power are enough to be called "dictators".In a narrow sense, individuals who completely fail to seize the highest power of the country according to the democratic system procedures are called "dictators".
Dictators usually seize the power of the country through armed force, violence and other forms (such asSpanishFrancisco Franco[1]）；There are also dictators whoDemocratic electionsAfter taking office or appointed by the head of stateHead of GovernmentAnd then began to exercise dictatorship (such as Germany'sAdolf Hitler）。
Autocracy, autocratic politics refers to the process ofstratum, controlled by absolute powerPolitical system。
Autocracy is usually reflected in the ability to completely control or interfere in the political, military, economic, cultural and other social fields of the whole country, either openly or privately, and completely or greatly restrict citizensfree speech、Freedom of assembly、Freedom of association, freedom of belief andFreedom of the pressAnd other free rightsState powerAll in one.
Dictatorship is relative to the government's forcible controlmassesObey the will of the ruling class.But even so-called democratic countries often havesuppressAnd monitoring.
Dictatorship is in the classical sense that one person enjoys absolute powerpolitical system, with this systemPolitical entitiesIt is generally called dictatorship or dictatorship.The ruler of an authoritarian government is called a dictator, which means emperor, king, president in a broad sense, and is also expanded toruling partyLeaders, military leaders, religious leaders, etc.
Because dictators are authoritative, they can more easily concentrate the human and material resources of the whole country, efficiently accomplish the goals he (or they) think fit, and implement the policies he thinks fit.This kind of policy may be for its personal purpose, or it may have unique and long-term significance.
Dictatorship and autocratic politics do not directly equalTyrannyAlthough it is generally believed that the government under this system adopts harsh and almost absolute control over all its citizens.For example, "enlightened despotism" specifically refers toeighteenth centuryA type that began to develop whenPolitical modelDictators use their authority to carry out someSocial improvementAnd promote social change.
